Nestled in the heart of Isère, Étang de la Batie is a premier carp fishing lodge set within a 50-hectare wooded park, featuring a private 3-hectare lake. This serene escape offers the perfect opportunity to unwind from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, ideal for fishing trips with friends or family. Étang de la Batie features two fully equipped chalets, providing a comfortable and welcoming environment. Each chalet boasts a fully fitted kitchen opening onto a cosy living area, comfortable sleeping arrangements, a walk-in shower, toilets, and heating for cooler evenings, ensuring a perfect blend of relaxation and convenience for anglers.
This is the perfect destination for fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers seeking peace and tranquillity. The lake hosts a diverse fish population, catering to all fishing styles, with a predominance of wary wild mirror carp, promising rewarding and challenging fishing experiences. Owners Marc-Antoine and his wife have designed the lodges to ensure that every booking grants exclusive access to the lake, allowing anglers to fully enjoy their private fishing sessions. Beyond fishing, the site offers a true immersion in nature, with opportunities to witness the deer rut or observe various farm animals. Étang de la Batie provides an idyllic setting for a serene and memorable holiday in Isère.
Étang de la Batie is designed to provide a fully immersive and rewarding fishing experience. Enjoy night fishing under the serene Isère skies, bring along guests to share memorable moments, and even include your pets so no one is left behind. Explore the lake at a leisurely pace with rowing boats, or book the site exclusively for unparalleled peace and privacy.
Adherence to the house rules is essential to maintain the serenity and safety of Étang de la Batie. Visitors are expected to follow all guidelines carefully, ensuring a harmonious and respectful experience for everyone at the lake.
Any breach of the rules may result in immediate expulsion without refund, highlighting the importance of mutual respect and the preservation of this unique natural environment.
